Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B minor is a classical composition by Johann Sebastian Bach, written around 1730. It is part of a collection of orchestral suites that showcase the Baroque style, featuring a variety of dance movements. The suite includes popular sections like the Air, which is well-known for its lyrical beauty. The suite is scored for a small orchestra, typically including strings, woodwinds, and brass. Each movement reflects different dance forms, such as the Allemande and Gigue, highlighting Bach's mastery in blending intricate melodies with rich harmonies. This work remains a staple in the orchestral repertoire.